Wall Street bears may have gone too far in their predictions, making an April comeback more likely. According to Scott Rubner, head of equity and derivatives strategy at Citadel Securities, his team is shifting from neutral to bullish on US equities ahead of April. This shift suggests investors who had bet against the market are … Read more
When using ChatGPT, users often rely on its idealized suggestions without considering the potential pitfalls. However, a simple tweak in prompts can help provide more practical and actionable advice. By adding an extra line to prompts that asks for “how I could fail” or “the ways it might unfold,” users can get a more grounded … Read more
Senators are nearing a deal to fund all but one part of the Department of Homeland Security. This breakthrough comes after President Trump and GOP senators met at the White House, with Senator Katie Britt saying “we do” have a solution. The impasse began when Democrats demanded more restrictions on immigration enforcement agents, leading to … Read more
The National Resident Matching Program (NRMP) has matched over 41,000 medical school seniors and graduates to U.S. residency positions, a new record. The program filled 93.5% of available training slots, with 53,373 applicants competing for 44,344 spots. This marks the first time both numbers have broken records. The NRMP also announced that active medical residents … Read more
Planning with ChatGPT has become increasingly popular, but its limitations are clear. To overcome these, some experts recommend using an “invert prompt” to make more complete plans that account for real-life variables and potential failures. The invert prompt involves adding one line to the original question. For example, you can ask: “Explain first how this … Read more
Researchers discovered that exercise strengthens the blood-brain barrier, improving brain function and potentially fighting dementia. A new study found that an exercise protein, GPLD1, boosts brain health by repairing aging barriers and reducing leaky proteins in older mice with Alzheimer’s disease. The findings suggest that regular exercise may repair aging blood-brain barriers and improve brain … Read more
Microsoft shares fell 2-3% after a strong Q2 earnings report, despite Bank of America reinstating a Buy rating with a $500 price target. The company’s revenue grew 1.2% year-over-year and Azure increased by 39%. However, Microsoft’s capital expenditures nearly doubled to $29.9 billion, and investment losses in OpenAI reached $3.1 billion in Q1. The decline … Read more
SEC officials have questioned the ability of Egan-Jones Rating Co., a small firm, to rate government debt and asset-backed securities. The Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) has raised concerns about the firm’s financial resources and management capabilities, which could impact its efforts to regain this rating capability after being banned over a decade ago. Source: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-03-24/sec-questions-egan-jones-over-bid-to-again-rate-government-debt
The US is facing a new economic challenge, one that could be devastating for ordinary Americans. The combination of high inflation and slow economic growth has the potential to cause significant harm. Inflation refers to a rise in prices of goods and services over time. A moderate level of inflation can even be beneficial for … Read more
The United States and Iran are in discussions over a possible peace deal that could end the war in the Middle East. A group of regional mediators is urging both sides to hold high-level talks as soon as Thursday, but they still need confirmation from Tehran. US President Donald Trump is keen on winding down … Read more